Congressman Seeks Leniency in HOLC Eviction Cases
Congressman Don W. Harter informs Elyria residents that HOLC eviction actions should favor deserving tenants. He notes urging leniency for mortgagors who show willingness to resume payments, while stressing taxpayer-funded losses must be borne by all Americans.
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Elyria Central Labor Union
Alva R. Kemp
Don W. Harter
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Elytia Central Labor Union
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
14Th District
Ohio
Fime
HOLC
United States
Pin Matrimony in Vosges Mountains Custom
Girls in the Vosges Mountains use a curious method to tell if they will marry. They throw pins into a fountain and a floating pin signals a marriage within a year, a belief tied to a hopeful ritual.
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Vosges Mountains
Sets and stars on Fox lot drive spring film push
Hollywood writer notes hundreds of new sets at Twentieth Century Fox for the spring schedule. He details Bernard Herzbrun’s miniature set previews, on-set anecdotes with Gloria Stuart, Michael Whalen, and Arleen Whelan, and the lure of production life in God's Country while stars chase privacy from exposure.
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Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Fox
Bernard Herzbrun
Gat
Gloria Stuart
Michael Whalen
Mrs
Gloria
Mike
Michael
Koull
Glonn
Richard Green
Chamber of Commerce
Gentlemen's Night hosted by Sorosis Club in Wellington
Mesdames E. E Watters and L G. Bradstock hosted the Sorosis Club’s annual Gentlemen's Night at the Overhill Inn. Twenty five guests, a three course dinner, bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Walter West, Mrs Sara Curuce, A. W. Shields, and Webber Be Vier. Busy Workers Circle urged attendance for upcoming meeting at Mrs Lonzo S. Green’s home. Ham mit Woman's Relief Corps held Tuesday meetings at G A R Memorial hall voting a birthday party for first quarter birthdays on March 23 with a covered dish supper at 1 o'clock.
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Wellington
E. E Watters
L G. Bradstock
Sorosis Club of
Overhill Inn
Sorosis
Walter West
Sara Curuce
A. W . Shields
Webber
Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid Society
Lonzo
Green
Courtland Street
North Main Street
Hamim Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
American Legion Awarillary
Legion
Avatiarys
Josephine Diwindee
Community notices from Cora M Shepard address column
Local notices describe a district rally at Oberlin hall on Tuesday March 15 with a 9 a.m. start, a noon pot luck dinner, and a commemorative talk by patriotic instructor Mary Long. Doris Betts won attendance prize while Mary Long read Lincoln and Washington life stories.
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Doris Betts
Oberlin Hall
Mary Long
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Cinderella's Twenty Years Into A Studio Tale
A brief scene recalls a lunch with Jack Healey who reports his option was picked up by the studio. He gestures toward the cafe wall where Fov star photos line the space, noting his own photo is painted elsewhere, sparking talk about job security.
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Jack Healey
Fov
Haley
McNausht Syndicate
Lenten Services Begin At St Patrick Church
Betty Weldrick leads mineting and Ash Wednesday rites at St Patrick Catholic Church marking the start of a 40 day penitence before Easter. Reverend Williams presides as ashes are blessed at 8am. Evening services, Stations of the Cross, and benediction follow on Friday and Wednesday until Easter.
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St. Patrick's Catholchurch
William ‘S. Mean
School of Instruction
Moves and housing changes in Ridgeville area families
The Fred Baker family relocated to Ridgeville while Neva Manning will stay to attend school. Carolyn Clifford resides with Dr. RoW Falls on South Main Street. Maurice Zunmer-Mai moved onto the Bar Bachelor farm. Wilt Davidson took a farm in Penfield township. The Rola Dague family moves into Floyd Scoville’s tenant house and Dague will work for Scoville. Mrs Ausburn moves from 126 Brown Street to 132 Bennett Street in very poor health.
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Fred Baker
Ridgeville
Baker
Neva Manning
Carolyn Clifford
Dr. Row
Falls Home
South Main Street
Maurice Zunmer- Mai
Bar Bachelor Farm
Wilt Davidson
Penfield Township
Dague
Floyd Scoville
Scoville
Ausburn
Brown Sr
Bennett Street
Congregational Church Sunday Service Notes
Sunday morning at Congregational Church featured a trumpet solo Josephine by Kre t performed by Wilma Brewer and a soprano piece More Love to Thee O Christ by Nettia Naegero. Several locals attended a Norwalk district Methodist men’s meeting in Norwalk with speaker Mellon Rise.
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Gregational
Josephine
Kret
Wilma Brewer
Christ
Nettia Naegero
Charles Ormerald
Laura Iildebrand
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Rey
Lonzo Green
A. B. Jones
Ted Jones
Charles Barnes
Divorce trends rise among Zulu and Zubi tribes in 1937
Reports from 1937 indicate over 500 divorce cases as urban contact weakens traditional moral sanctions. A judge notes disintegrating social forces from city life eroding marital harmony among Zulus and Zubi, signaling renewed influence of white society in distant regions.
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Africa
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